Spring cottage, Brog Street
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The photograph on this page of Spring cottage, Brog Street by John Palmer as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © John Palmer Taken: 16 Apr 2009
Overlooking the green at Brog Street stands Spring Cottage, a late 19th century cottage with older origins, having rendered walls under a clay tiled gabled roof. The roof features two chimneystacks, one square in plan, the other rectangular. The front of the cottage has a simple elevation, with small casement windows at first floor level and a long, narrowly projecting bay at ground level. This is fully glazed, divided by well-proportioned mullions, and with a half-glazed front door located in the centre. The cottage faces directly onto the road, behind a short front garden enclosed by a low brick wall.
